When Being Human Isn’t Enough: Iron Man’s Extremis Transformation
Warren Ellis turned Tony Stark into a human-machine hybrid. Should Tony have found another way? Did he ever have a choice at all?
Star Citizen: Why I’m Still Here After a Decade (And Not Mad About It)
Many backers rage-quit Star Citizen years ago. I didn’t. Here’s why my “pre-alpha mindset” changed everything about this very expensive experiment.
Ubisoft’s Problem Isn’t the Games They’re Making
Ubisoft canceled 6 games and closed studios to “optimize.” But the real problem isn’t the games. It’s a structure built for 2005, not 2026.
Larian’s AI Drama Reveals the Real Problem (And It’s Not the Technology)
Larian’s AI backlash exposed something bigger than one studio’s tools. The real villain? How we’ve implemented AI in the first place. Here’s why.
Are Game Companies Killing What You Already Bought?
GOG’s director says preservation laws could reduce new games. But he’s missing the point: Stop Killing Games wants end-of-life plans, not eternal servers.
Who Gave AI Permission to Watermark Your Work?
AI companies are embedding invisible watermarks in your copyrighted content without permission. Here’s why current watermarking approaches miss the mark entirely.
X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills Shows How Fear is Weaponized
God Loves, Man Kills explores how fear, power, and religion can turn uncertainty into violence.
People Don’t Hate AI Slop. They Just Say They Do
The gaming community’s AI debate isn’t really about quality. It’s about something deeper, and the contradiction reveals our actual concerns.
Can AI Create Art? Troy Baker’s Take Doesn’t Match Reality
Troy Baker says AI can’t create art but millions are listening to AI singers, watching AI streamers, and buying AI-generated work. What counts as art?